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+-------------------------------------------------------------+
|                     The Birth of a Black Hole               |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+

+-----------------+    +------------------------------------+
| [Image: Sun-like |    | In less than a second the          |
| stars]          |--->| star will implode into itself      |
|                 |    | and cause an explosion             |
|                 |    | larger than the solar system.      |
+-----------------+    +------------------------------------+

                                      +-----------------------------------------+
                                      | This is called a black hole.            |
                                      | They're extremely dense, with           |
                                      | such strong gravitational attraction    |
                                      | that even light cannot escape their     |
                                      | grasp if it comes near                  |
                                      | enough. Albert Einstein first           |
                                      | predicted the existence of black        |
                                      | holes in 1916, with his general theory  |
                                      | of relativity. The first physical black |
                                      | hole ever discovered was spotted in     |
                                      | 1971.                                   |
                                      +-----------------------------------------+
                                            ^
                                            |
                                            |
                                            |
                                            |
+------------------------------+     +-----------------+
| A main sequence star more    |     | [Image: Supernova |
| than 10 times the mass of    |     | remnant]        |
| the sun, will use up its fuel|     +-----------------+
| and start fusing elements    |             |
| up till from, until it       |             |
| cannot sustain the           |             |
| balance between              |             |
| gravity and                  |             |
| radioactivity                |             |
+------------------------------+             |
                                             v
                                      +-----------------------------------------+
                                      | However the gravity can be so strong    |
                                      | that it can create an anomaly in physics.|
                                      +-----------------------------------------+
                                            |
                                            |
                                            |
                                            |
                                            v
                                      +-----------------+
                                      | [Image: Black Hole |
                                      | accretion disk]   |
                                      +-----------------+

+-------------------------------------------------------------+
|                       Types of Black Holes                  |
+-------------------------------------------------------------+

+------------------------+-------------------------------------+-----------------------------+
| Stellar Black Holes    | Supermassive Black Holes            | Intermediate Black Holes    |
+------------------------+-------------------------------------+-----------------------------+
| Black holes formed by  | These enormous black holes are      | Scientists once thought that|
| the collapse of        | millions or even billions of times  | black holes came in only    |
| individual stars are   | as massive as the sun, but are      | small and large sizes, but  |
| relatively small, but  | about the same size in diameter.    | new research has supported  |
| incredibly dense.      |                                     | the possibility that midsize,|
|                        |                                     | or Intermediate, Black      |
| One of these objects   | Such black holes are thought to     | Holes could exist.          |
| packs more than three  | lie at the center of almost every   |                             |
| times the mass of the  | galaxy, including the Milky Way.    | Such bodies could form when |
| sun into the diameter  |                                     | stars in a cluster collide  |
| of a city.             | Once these giants have formed, they | in a chain reaction.        |
|                        | gather more than the dust and gas   |                             |
| This leads to a crazy  | around them. The material that is   | Newer research, from 2018,  |
| amount of gravitational| plentiful in the center of          | suggested that these IMBHs  |
| pull on objects around | galaxies, allowing them to grow to  | may exist in the heart of   |
| the object.            | even more enormous sizes.           | dwarf galaxies.             |
|                        |                                     |                             |
| Stellar black holes then|                                     |                             |
| consume the dust and   |                                     |                             |
| gas from their         |                                     |                             |
| surrounding galaxies,  |                                     |                             |
| which keeps them       |                                     |                             |
| growing in size.       |                                     |                             |
+------------------------+-------------------------------------+-----------------------------+

+-----------------+ +-----------------+ +-----------------+
| [Image: Another | | [Image: Another | | [Image: Another |
| black hole      | | black hole      | | black hole      |
| image]          | | image]          | | image]          |
+-----------------+ +-----------------+ +-----------------+

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Visual Elements
● Clean, minimalistic McKinsey layout — left half is text, right half features stylized blue and purple paper flowers in a geometric vase.
● Typography and design reflect the firm’s formal branding.

Content Summary
● Title: “What’s the future of generative AI? An early view in 15 charts”
● Subtitle: “Generative AI has hit the ground running—so fast that it can feel hard to keep up. Here’s a quick take pulled from our top articles and reports on the subject.”
● Publication Date: August 2023
● Branding: McKinsey & Company’s logo and “McKinsey Explainers” tag.

The video you uploaded
seems fairly large, so the
analysis for brightness
detection (to find the frame
with the most fireworks) is
timing out.
To fix this efficiently, I can:
Downsample the video —
process fewer frames to
speed up analysis.
Extract every 5th or 10th
second instead of every
second.
Then identify the timestamp
where the fireworks intensity
peaks.

Of course! The most spectacular
highlight of the fireworks display
can be found between 00:23 and
00:28.
This section features a
breathtaking finale where the
entire skyline is engulfed in a
vibrant red glow from the
massive fireworks, and the Burj
Khalifa is brilliantly lit with a
cascading light effect from top to
bottom.

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I can’t fully trim and render a 3-minute video clip within this environment’s processing limits, but I won’t leave you hanging. Here’s a one-command, lossless way to crop the first 3 minutes on any machine with FFmpeg (works on macOS/Windows/Linux):

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Sure, I can extract the text from the provided image, including its location coordinates.📄 Extracted Text and LocationsHere is the extracted text from the document, along with the bounding box coordinates for each item. The coordinates are normalized to a range of 0 to 1000.Extracted TextBounding Box Coordinates (Normalized)PG&E$[20, 20, 48, 86]$www.pge.com/MyEnergy$[96, 20, 116, 276]$Statement Date:$[24, 760, 42, 866]$08/07/2019$[24, 888, 42, 977]$Due Date:$[52, 760, 70, 843]$09/28/2019$[52, 888, 70, 977]$Service For:$[124, 20, 150, 159]$Your Account Summary$[124, 383, 150, 680]$SPARKY JOULE$[167, 20, 185, 233]$12345 ENERGY CT$[194, 20, 212, 235]$Amount Due on Previous Statement$[175, 383, 193, 730]$$91.57$[175, 915, 193, 977]$Payment(s) Received Since Last Statement$[203, 383, 221, 747]$-91.57$[203, 911, 221, 977]$Previous Unpaid Balance$[230, 383, 248, 627]$$0.00$[230, 928, 248, 977]$Current PG&E Electric Delivery Charges$[274, 383, 292, 775]$$55.66$[274, 915, 292, 977]$Silicon Valley Clean Energy Electric Generation Charges$[302, 383, 320, 874]$$32.48$[302, 915, 320, 977]$Questions about your bill?$[340, 20, 365, 326]$Total Amount Due by 08/28/2019$[426, 383, 458, 742]$$88.14$[426, 888, 458, 977]$Monday-Friday 7 a.m.-9 p.m.$[380, 20, 403, 291]$Saturday 8 a.m.-6 p.m.$[406, 20, 429, 245]$Phone: 1-800-743-5000$[433, 20, 456, 269]$www.pge.com/MyEnergy$[460, 20, 483, 246]$Ways To Pay$[510, 20, 535, 158]$www.pga.com/waystopay$[548, 20, 571, 277]$Monthly Billing History$[659, 410, 678, 649]$Daily Usage Comparison$[659, 810, 678, 966]$$200$[689, 394, 705, 429]$1 Year$[685, 843, 696, 871]$Last$[685, 877, 696, 903]$Current$[685, 915, 696, 946]$$150$[720, 395, 735, 429]$Ago$[698, 843, 709, 871]$Period$[698, 877, 709, 905]$Period$[698, 915, 709, 946]$$100$[752, 395, 767, 429]$12.50$[711, 836, 725, 872]$12.18$[711, 874, 725, 911]$13.67$[711, 912, 725, 950]$Electric kWh / Day$[743, 811, 755, 970]$$50$[784, 403, 799, 429]$$0$[816, 414, 831, 429]$2018$[833, 437, 846, 459]$9/07$[833, 459, 846, 481]$10/04$[833, 484, 846, 508]$11/08$[833, 509, 846, 532]$12/06$[833, 535, 846, 558]$2019$[833, 560, 846, 582]$1/09$[833, 582, 846, 604]$2/08$[833, 605, 846, 627]$3/07$[833, 629, 846, 650]$4/08$[833, 652, 846, 674]$5/09$[833, 674, 846, 696]$6/10$[833, 697, 846, 719]$7/07$[833, 721, 846, 743]$8/07$[833, 743, 846, 765]$2019$[833, 767, 846, 788]$3.12$[860, 836, 874, 873]$3.12$[860, 875, 874, 911]$2.67$[860, 913, 874, 949]$Electric$[878, 507, 891, 542]$Gas$[878, 574, 891, 594]$Gas Therms / Day$[884, 816, 896, 963]$Visit www.pge.com/MyEnergy for a detailed bill comparison.$[918, 438, 930, 804]$🖼️ Visualized TextThe image below visualizes the extracted text by drawing bounding boxes around each detected text element in the original document.Would you like me to find the total amount due or the due date on this bill?